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PORK MARSALA

Mark Lishchynsky - December 21, 2009

An absolute flavor treat of fancy restaurant quality. This recipe is for four serving portions.

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Ingredients:

 

Method:

Split butter flied pork chops into 4 sections. Using wax paper and a tenderizing mallet, pound chops to about 1/4 inch. Split each section in half again (total 8 pieces)

Dredge chops in seasoned flour.

Mince shallot

Place floured chops into hot oil/butter in sauté pan and sauté/turn till browned- add shallot and continue sautéing for about 3 min.

Add chicken stock, marsala and red wine to deglaze and bring to simmer .

At this point mix about 1 teaspoon flour into sour cream and add mixture to the sauté pan.
Bring all to a light boil, stirring till liquid thickens. Add more flour/cream mixture to thicken more if desired.

Serving:

Serve over dilled mashed or well cooked (unpeeled quartered-if small) potatoes. (Well cooked or "mushy" potatoes hold sauce better)

Note: Add a bit more Marsala to taste if required.
Chicken breast ( also pounded thin) may easily be substituted..

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